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8/7/2015 1:59:26 AM
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I'm not going to stay engaged to a game that forces me to start over every three months. That's not fun at all.
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Well, hopefully "starting over" is a matter of perception. :-)
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Start on a new set of missions, where I earn gear that will let me beat the end game. Anything I picked u beforehand gets discarded in favor of new things. Unfortunately, to me, that's starting over. Why can't we just have New Game+? Move on to the next mode, but we get to keep our current stuff as is? It would be like starting NG+ on Dark Souls and fighting enemies built for +15, or +5 magic weapons with base items again, I wouldn't look forward to losing my babies.
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Yeah, for me "starting over" means you have to start a new character. Everything else is me, participating in a developer's vision. I do get where you're coming from; I just don't think the transition is going to be as abrupt as folks think it will be, that's all.
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If it means my year of progress and supporting this game is essentially voided, I will calmly flip my sh*t and find another developers vision to support. I'd rather grind in a game that lets me keep my trophies, like monster hunter.
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I getcha - I'm just about whether it's excellent enough to maintain my mindshare. If it doesn't, it doesn't - its all about the net experience.
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Very true. We'll see what happens. Hopefully it's not dark below 2.0
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Haha- yes, friend, I do believe that would seal the deal. :-)
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This is another reason why I can't [i]stand[/i] comparisons between MMOs and Destiny; even though MMO expansions may outdate old gear, they come out on a yearly, or even [i]bi-yearly[/i] basis, which gives players tons of time to experience everything. But outdating gear after 3 months? Crazy.
